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Taylor (participating via livestream) watches as Halik responds

Exploring a synthesis of Charles Taylor and Tomás Halík on religious difference

About the speaker

Aden Cotterill is a PhD student in Christian theology, based in the Faculty of Divinity at the University of Cambridge. His thesis is provisionally entitled “The nova effect: a theological diptych of Charles Taylor and Tomas Halik”. Through the life and work of these two theologians, Aden explores a theological response to how pluralism in modernity shapes our experience of belief and doubt.

This will be Aden’s first paper since convening Tomás Halík: a Cambridge conference in  December 2024—both Taylor and Halík delivered keynotes.

It is possible to join this event via livestream if wished.


Featured image: Tomás Halík (at podium) responding to Charles Taylor (online) at the Cambridge conference; Aden stands between. Original photograph by Cole Bishop.  

Date: 
Tuesday, 4 March, 2025 - 14:15
Contact name: 
Dr Giles Waller
Contact email: 
Event location: 
Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge

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